Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

1. Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany By: Emma Jacobs, Jessica Rupp, Nick Tomlinson, Megan Watters and Kiser Moore

2. Baden GermanyHuman Environment Interaction    People in Germany have adapted to the frigid cold winters, falls, and spring.  Trains are main   off-foot transportation there but it’s mainly for goods coming in and out especially coats, furs, and weapons and ammo for hunting.  They have modified their environment by chopping down so many trees each day for fire wood and houses.  They have also made many industrial size manufacturing  factories.  POSITVE and NEGATIVES - Chopping down trees makes there land more unnatural. Factories cause major amounts of pollution and guns kill  lots of animals.

4. Regions of Baden – Württemberg, GermanyBy: Emma Jacobs • Baden - Württemberg is located on the Southwestern side of Germany and borders the South of Switzerland, France to the West, Rhineland-Palatinate Northwest, Hesse to the North and Bavaria to the East. 80% of Baden is mountains and the other parts of Baden mostly belong to the basin of the Rhine. Baden-Württemberg s region is mostly known for its spas, wine and it’s over beautiful Black Forest and Lake Constance. The region of Baden – Württemberg has a very well balanced economy all based on its automobile, health care, mechanicals and technology engineering. Baden-Württemberg is also a popular tourist destination especially on holidays and rivaled mostly only by Bavaria only because of its physical features and cultural, culinary offerings including its castles like castle Solitude and some of the oldest universities in Germany. Autumn in Baden-Württemberg is 42 degrees Fahrenheit, Spring 20 degrees Fahrenheit, Summer 15 degrees Fahrenheit and Winter 137 degrees Fahrenheit.

5. Baden Wurttemberg, GermanyMovement By: Jessica Rupp • The movement of people, ideas and goods plays a major role in shaping our world. The ways people move are in movement of people, the imports and exports of goods, communication and fashions and fads. Some ways people move around are by bus, car, taxi, planes and trains. Some exports are machinery, vehicles, chemicals, metals, foods, beer and textiles. Some imports are raw materials, metals, machinery and chemicals. People communicate by telephones, post offices, internet and media. The fads and fashions in Germany is more than traditional it has produced its own style and exported into the world. That’s how Baden Wurttemberg, Germany moves ideas, people and goods around the world.

6. Description of Place of Baden-Württemberg, Germany By: Megan Watters • Physical Characteristics: • Landforms- Mountains and hills • Climate- Cold and Wet • Human Characteristics: • How is the land used? The land is used for building, homes and some farming if flat land is possible. • Population- 2,009,320 people • Baden-Württemberg has lots of mountains in the area with rivers and hills. Baden is located near mountains. Most of the major cities of Baden-Württemberg straddle the banks of the Neckar River. The beauty of Baden is great for tourism, because of all the human and physical characteristics. People in the area use their rivers for transportation. Most of the land is used for buildings and houses and some farming – if some flat land is available. The former Baden state comprised the eastern half of the Rhine River valley together with the adjoining mountains, especially the Black Forest. Baden is a town in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. People think Biden is a really pretty place to live, because of the different landforms and good amount of land to flatten and build onto.

7. Baden –Wurttemberg, GermanyBy: Kiser Moore • Wurttemberg Germany is located in the southwest part of Germany but the northwest part of Europe. Its absolute location is 48 degrees north and 8 degrees east. It is in the Northeast hemisphere of the world. There are 8 neighboring countries of Germany. They are Poland, Czech Republic, Austria, Switzerland, France, Belgium, Netherlands, and Denmark. It is surrounded by the North Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. Stuttgart is the capital of Wurttemberg Germany.